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At school

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학교에서

[haggyoeseo]

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Where are we? 우리- 어디--있어요? 우-- 어-- 있--- 우-는 어-에 있-요- ------------ 우리는 어디에 있어요? 0
ul--e------i---ss-e---? u------ e---- i-------- u-i-e-n e-d-e i-s-e-y-? ----------------------- ulineun eodie iss-eoyo?
We are at school. 우-는---에-있--. 우-- 학-- 있--- 우-는 학-에 있-요- ------------ 우리는 학교에 있어요. 0
u-i---n ---gy---iss--o--. u------ h------ i-------- u-i-e-n h-g-y-e i-s-e-y-. ------------------------- ulineun haggyoe iss-eoyo.
We are having class / a lesson. 우리는----- --요. 우-- 수--- 있--- 우-는 수-하- 있-요- ------------- 우리는 수업하고 있어요. 0
ulineu- s-e--h--o-is--eoy-. u------ s-------- i-------- u-i-e-n s-e-b-a-o i-s-e-y-. --------------------------- ulineun sueobhago iss-eoyo.
Those are the school children. 저들은--생-이-요. 저-- 학------ 저-은 학-들-에-. ----------- 저들은 학생들이에요. 0
j-od-ul--u- hag-a-n---u--iey-. j---------- h----------------- j-o-e-l-e-n h-g-a-n-d-u---e-o- ------------------------------ jeodeul-eun hagsaengdeul-ieyo.
That is the teacher. 저-- --님-에-. 저-- 선------ 저-은 선-님-에-. ----------- 저분은 선생님이에요. 0
j--b-n-------o---e-g-im-ie--. j--------- s----------------- j-o-u---u- s-o-s-e-g-i---e-o- ----------------------------- jeobun-eun seonsaengnim-ieyo.
That is the class. 저- --에요. 저- 반---- 저- 반-에-. -------- 저건 반이에요. 0
jeo--o----n-ie-o. j------ b-------- j-o-e-n b-n-i-y-. ----------------- jeogeon ban-ieyo.
What are we doing? 우-는-뭐하고-있어-? 우-- 뭐-- 있--- 우-는 뭐-고 있-요- ------------ 우리는 뭐하고 있어요? 0
uli-e-- mwoh-g- -ss-eo-o? u------ m------ i-------- u-i-e-n m-o-a-o i-s-e-y-? ------------------------- ulineun mwohago iss-eoyo?
We are learning. 우리는-배우고 있어-. 우-- 배-- 있--- 우-는 배-고 있-요- ------------ 우리는 배우고 있어요. 0
u-i---- -aeug------e--o. u------ b----- i-------- u-i-e-n b-e-g- i-s-e-y-. ------------------------ ulineun baeugo iss-eoyo.
We are learning a language. 우리는-언-를---고 있어-. 우-- 언-- 배-- 있--- 우-는 언-를 배-고 있-요- ---------------- 우리는 언어를 배우고 있어요. 0
ul-n--n-eon-e-leu- -aeu-- iss-----. u------ e--------- b----- i-------- u-i-e-n e-n-e-l-u- b-e-g- i-s-e-y-. ----------------------------------- ulineun eon-eoleul baeugo iss-eoyo.
I learn English. 저는---를----. 저- 영-- 배--- 저- 영-를 배-요- ----------- 저는 영어를 배워요. 0
j-----n ---n--eo-e---baew-y-. j------ y----------- b------- j-o-e-n y-o-g-e-l-u- b-e-o-o- ----------------------------- jeoneun yeong-eoleul baewoyo.
You learn Spanish. 당신- 스--어---워요. 당-- 스---- 배--- 당-은 스-인-를 배-요- -------------- 당신은 스페인어를 배워요. 0
da---in---n s---ein-eol-ul -aewoy-. d---------- s------------- b------- d-n-s-n-e-n s-u-e-n-e-l-u- b-e-o-o- ----------------------------------- dangsin-eun seupein-eoleul baewoyo.
He learns German. 그는---를 배-요. 그- 독-- 배--- 그- 독-를 배-요- ----------- 그는 독어를 배워요. 0
g-u---n do----l-ul bae-oy-. g------ d--------- b------- g-u-e-n d-g-e-l-u- b-e-o-o- --------------------------- geuneun dog-eoleul baewoyo.
We learn French. 우-는 불어를 배워-. 우-- 불-- 배--- 우-는 불-를 배-요- ------------ 우리는 불어를 배워요. 0
u----un b-l-----ul---ewo-o. u------ b--------- b------- u-i-e-n b-l-e-l-u- b-e-o-o- --------------------------- ulineun bul-eoleul baewoyo.
You all learn Italian. 당신-- -두 -태--를 배워-. 당--- 모- 이---- 배--- 당-들- 모- 이-리-를 배-요- ------------------ 당신들은 모두 이태리어를 배워요. 0
d--g--nd-----u- modu-i---l-e-l--- -a-wo--. d-------------- m--- i----------- b------- d-n-s-n-e-l-e-n m-d- i-a-l-e-l-u- b-e-o-o- ------------------------------------------ dangsindeul-eun modu itaelieoleul baewoyo.
They learn Russian. 그-은 러시-어를 --요. 그-- 러---- 배--- 그-은 러-아-를 배-요- -------------- 그들은 러시아어를 배워요. 0
g-udeul--u---e--ia--o-----ba-w-yo. g---------- l------------ b------- g-u-e-l-e-n l-o-i---o-e-l b-e-o-o- ---------------------------------- geudeul-eun leosia-eoleul baewoyo.
Learning languages is interesting. 언-를-배-는 -은-흥미로--. 언-- 배-- 것- 흥----- 언-를 배-는 것- 흥-로-요- ----------------- 언어를 배우는 것은 흥미로워요. 0
eon-eo---- -aeun-un---o---un-he--g-ilowoy-. e--------- b------- g------- h------------- e-n-e-l-u- b-e-n-u- g-o---u- h-u-g-i-o-o-o- ------------------------------------------- eon-eoleul baeuneun geos-eun heungmilowoyo.
We want to understand people. 우---사람들을----고 -어-. 우-- 사--- 이--- 싶--- 우-는 사-들- 이-하- 싶-요- ------------------ 우리는 사람들을 이해하고 싶어요. 0
uli-e---sala----l-eu---haeh--o si----yo. u------ s------------ i------- s-------- u-i-e-n s-l-m-e-l-e-l i-a-h-g- s-p-e-y-. ---------------------------------------- ulineun salamdeul-eul ihaehago sip-eoyo.
We want to speak with people. 우리--사-들과--하---어요. 우-- 사--- 말-- 싶--- 우-는 사-들- 말-고 싶-요- ----------------- 우리는 사람들과 말하고 싶어요. 0
ul-ne-n--a-am-eu-g-a ma--ag- s-p--oyo. u------ s----------- m------ s-------- u-i-e-n s-l-m-e-l-w- m-l-a-o s-p-e-y-. -------------------------------------- ulineun salamdeulgwa malhago sip-eoyo.

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